guests were plunged into darkness. lost much if they don't leave a communique nail to a tree in san juan, claiming responsibility. we felt that we could generate more of a spirit of resistance rather than of submissive acceptance or reality that we felt was like shockingly unfair. despite operating on the violent fringe of the independence movement, their actions, gain visibility, and lead others to resist since 1898, the u. s. had used quite dot equal as a military stronghold in the caribbean. eventually building dozens of aces. then in the 19 forty's, the navy took over most of the island vehicles for military exercises and were just called in and said, what were you going to be bombing on action days? and then this richman said, you know, those old fishing traps, the extra goal rope poodle for crush, where the navy ships are gonna colmes roll and our propellers all get tangled and they'll be done. no wonder people who live here site they've had enough of but maybe on it's shelly and there were some, like mrs. hilda logo de very she brought our children because she said, by setting up

b, i offices in san juan. oh, instead of hitting the f b, i offices, they miss damaging the department of agriculture. being directly fired on invigorates the f. b. i hunt for loss much at their dose. and within weeks, they have a new list of surveillance targets. ah, and the fact that it was an attack to the f b i office, of course made them feel very personally committed to that investigation. so i threw in all of their resources into the f. b, i gathers enough evidence to get a court order and starts topping phone conversations and planting microphones in homes and vehicles buried in the miles of audio troops f b. i. agents are stunned to hear conversations about $7000000.00. they soon come to the conclusion that the grenade attack and the wells fargo robbery were both done by last much better by 985, the f. b i has gathered reams of evidence leaking, sega to the wells fargo robbery, ah, an f b. i raid rounds of 11 my to data, charging them with conspiracy in the wells fargo robbery with say, gotta, you kno

navy technicians were going to work in the school bus one, the terrors ambush them just outside san juan, who were killed and jen were wounded, including 3 women, 3 groups leave a joint communique in a nearby phone, both claiming responsibility. one of them is lost much at their house. they state that the attack was in retaliation for a protester advocacy who was killed while in police custody. and that the actions will continue until the icon is returned to the point where he can people to the moment held a navy accountable. if you kill a prisoner and claim that suicide when clear, forensic evidence show that he had caches and bruises all over his body. have to pay a price if they think they're gonna drive us out of the i guess with acts like this. they better. thank again people for re go don't support this type of activity in the country. they reject it by a very, very, very vociferously, very strongly repudiate this by production. and we've think, i think of these people, as our enemies are enemies of the people of oregon . after the attack, there is internal descent within us, much

allison and betty al jazeera along the san juan river. ah, you're watching out his ear and these are the headlines this our israeli forces has withdrawn from the.

the san juan runs deep in the columbian jungles close to the pacific ocean . it's a lawless territory. rife with drug routes and illegal gold mines. there are no roads, nor any sizable state presents no basic sanitation or health services. during the last couple of years, renewed clashes between the elaine, the army, and other armed groups fighting to control this resort of forest hundreds to flee, and others to remain confined in their villages. in this indigenous community, a per military group imposed a curfew and land mines surrounding the village. mean they can't move hunt or grow from any more air of the confinement. homes are food safety. we can't harvest freely any more nor go to the fields. the insecurity means we never know what can happen at any time. gustavo, pedro columbus 1st left his president as promised to change all this, bringing to an am 6 decades of conflict with his ambitious total peace plans. trying to negotiate deals with all criminal groups. the leader of the government delegation hopes the caroline can be a 1st step in this direction

a mudslide has blocked san juan boulevard in belmont. homeowners were forced to evacuate.t least two properties have been red tagged and owners are hoping to return when it is safe to gather belongings. a family with young children has been displaced. >> we are not directly affected. i feel really bad for them. it is horrifying. it really brings it home. it is good to get to know your neighbors, know how to reach them. dion: belmont police say a block of san juan boulevard is closed to traffic indefinitely. the california geological surveys maps reported landslides every day. there have been 402 landslides across the state since december 30. our storms are certainly battering parts of highway 1. take a look. caltrans says the road is closed from monterey county to san simeon in san luis obispo county, south of big sur, due to a significant slide. and caltrans has also reopened highway 92 near half moon bay. that stretch has been shut down for several days because of a large sinkhole. the highway remains closed in the westbound direction from highway 35 to pillar cito's cre

donde ella también hay noticias que reportar es que las autoridades informaron que el bulevar san juanca del terreno a causa del deslizamiento de tierra y rocas que se registró hace un par de días. es que la lluvia se llevó parte de una ladera durante el fin de semana >> los expertos aseguran los propietarios cuyas casas se considera en peligro y que no tienen acceso sus propiedades en estos momentos >> del condado alameda un árbol de eucalipto y unas 200 toneladas cayó encima de una casa, dejando gravemente herido a un padre de 4 hijos, él continúa hospitalizado, debido a esto los residentes de la calle (nombre en inglés) están preocupados por los numerosos árboles de eucalipto sobre esa calle. ya que dicen que podrían caerse >> espera una petición para que el condado alameda empieza remover dichos eucaliptos en riesgo de caer en su vecindario >> hablemos de joe biden. avistar este jueves en las zonas devastadas por las tormentas. se espera que visite los condado santa clara y santa cruz en donde las olas destruyeron un segmento del valle (nombre inaudible) el cual tomará al menos un

en inglÉs), se produjo un deslizamiento de tierra que causÓ el cierre de un tramo del boulevard san juanan al borde de una pendiente. junto a la lluvia se suma el factor de temperaturas que han venido bajando. vamos a revisar el pronÓstico en espaÑol mÁs exacto de la bahÍa, certificado por weatherate. >>> cynthia. >>> las Últimas 48 horas desde que empezÓ el sistema el viernes, si se acuerdan, vamos a ver unos nÚmeros, me voy a poner a un lado, san anselmo mÁs de 3 pulgadas allÍ, en el condado de marÍn, en (nombre en inglÉs), mÁs de 2 pulgadas y (nombre en inglÉs) casi a 2 pulgadas de lluvia y en (nombre en inglÉs) san josÉ un poquito menos en mÁs de una pulgada, y media, pero mire en san martÍn casi pegÁndole a una pulgada, si no ve su ciudad, no es que pensaba en ustedes, esos son los nÚmeros que me vinieron a la mente al mirar mis datos allÍ. nos vienen mÁs. vamos a ver el cazatormentas, dÓnde se encuentra la lluvia, trabajando duro para nosotros, desde la montaÑa de san bruno. por supuesto, en el condado de morÁn, y en santa rosa, petaluma, moviÉndose el sistema hacia fairfield, y (n

the closures on san juan boulevard in belmont decide was first reported saturday. >> and it's grown since and 2 homes have been red tank because of the side. other residents in the area been warned to be ready to leave on short notice if the site gets any worse. neighbors say they've been worried about the hillside where the months i took place for a long time. the recent heavy rains made that anxiety worsened. now they're concerned it could take a long time to repair the damage. >> we've trees and things like that fall into the street with earlier storms over the years. but for the this storm right here, it been incredible that the water that this rain and the wind has brought down the number of trees in the amount of soil that has. >> the city of belmont has done an assessment of the hillside and has determined that they need to keep san juan boulevard closed for at least another 2 weeks. it's not clear yet what work will need to be done to save those red tag homes. it took hours to get all the passengers off of this train because a mudslide stop the train in its tracks as a pass to nil

the closure is on san juan boulevard. look at all of that earth. the slide was first reported on saturday and has grown since then. 2 homes have been red tagged because of the slide. the residents in the area have been warned to be ready to leave on short notice if the slide gets any worse. neighbors say they've been worried about this hillside where the mudslide to place for a long time. the recent heavy rain is made their anxiety worsened. now they're worried it could take a long time to get things short up. >> we've trees and things like that fall into the street with earlier storms over the years. but for the this storm right here, it been incredible that the water that this rain and the wind has brought down the number of trees in the amount of soil that has. >> the weather has been brutal. city engineers have done an assessment of the hillside and have determined san juan boulevard will need to stay closed for at least another 2 weeks. it is not clear yet what work will need to be done to save those red tag homes stuck in the mud early this m

allison and betty al jazeera along the san juan river. chris, so helpful simon judson is joining us from barcelona. his the executive director of the international catalan institute for peace. very good to have you with us or an alta al jazeera. perhaps one of the most amazing things about this caravan is not the work necessarily just the work that is doing. but the fact that it's actually happening a toll, which would have been unthinkable some period ago. definitely, ah, this is happening in the frame of you peace negotiations between the government of columbia and are of a group called the national liberation army e n. and this is the 2nd biggest m rebel group in columbia. the 1st one signed a p agreement with the government back in 2016. the 2nd one is having negotiations right now. and as a sign of goodwill, they have decided to conduct this joined mankind initiative. and that, that as the report said, really unprecedented. and it's very important we heard on one of the people in the report, thereby alessandra romp yet he's saying th

. >>> esto sale del bolsillo del propietario, en san juan boulevard dos familias fueron desplazadas. por el momento no hay lluvias pero sÍ temperaturas frÍas, para hablarnos mÁs de esto pasamos con guillermo quiroz. >>> gracias sandra. la madrugada del viernes tendremos temperaturas entre 28 y 34 grados. el puente de la bahÍa se ve bello, la superficie estÁ hÚmeda, temperatura en los 50 pero el lunes alcanzarÁ los 46 en la costa. en san josÉ otra noche frÍa, la temperatura alcanzando 47 grados y descenderÁ mÁs la temperatura hasta cerca de 41. hay advertencias en el Área de la bahÍa en el este y sur por las heladas que continuarÁn y tambiÉn se extiende en la lÍnea costera por las corrientes marinas y mareas del rey que se extenderÁ hasta el prÓximo lunes. monterrey y san antonio con mucho cuidado por el aumento de la marea. santa rosa con 50 grados (informaciÓn en pantalla) algunos lugares pudieran alcanzar hasta 28 grados, alcanzando el punto de congelaciÓn, abrÍguese bien si sale temprano. sistema de alta presiÓn que stva en california y evita que las lluvias vengan a nuestra regiÓ

. >> reporter: part of a hillside came rushing down on san juan boulevard. >> there's an old house. >> reporter: his family will stay with relatives until he's sure the hillside next to his house is safe. the owners of the property were not home, police say no one was hurt but they closed the street to everyone but residents. >> if the hill comes down, could wipe out power lines. >> reporter: some elected to stay despite the threats. >> coming down everywhere, it was a little bit of water in the room as well. >> reporter: the family has been trying to dry up and clean up. but they're counting blessings despite the flooding. >> too much mud in the backyard of the neighbor. we're lucky it didn't come in ours. >> reporter: other parts of belmont, more significant flooding and damage. nancy has lost a lot. >> here. no more. >> reporter: the trailer park where she lives was waist deep when flooded before christmas and it's flooded two more times. >> it's been really stressful to relocate and repack and cleaning. our rug is really wet from all the flooding. >> reporter: the family says the

have a special interview for you at donnie diane, the chairman of a yad vashem holocaust, margo at san juan. you do not want to miss more news and analysis for you on our site. that's d, w dot com, follow us also on social media at dw new school feather updates. i am eddie micah genia. thanks for your time and stay with us on use of the top of the out. ah. the people in trucks injured one trying to flee the city center more and more refugees are being turned away at the border families playing phone tag with demonstrate.

so we're talking about the very tense situation in san juan in east jerusalem and with the 2nd attack in as many days. what kind of reaction do you think we can expect from the new israeli government? well, the israeli government cannot do that much because we're talking about individuals who are acting against what they perceive as settlers as what they see as retaliation for the killing of palestinians. palestinians are talking about the more than 30 palestinians been killed since the beginning of this month. and we see the support, the public support for these kinds of tax and in light of this support and in the fact that we have so much weapons out, we should expect. and we could expect more attacks. and the government is very restricted in what it can do. okay, so you're saying tensions are running high and there's the potential for an escalation in violence. i do want to tell our viewers are looking at live pictures here from the scene. sammy, at this stage, do we have any update on the investigation into the attack that took place outside a synagogue on friday? yeah, well the p

esta maÑana un sismo de 3.8 de magnitud estremeciÓ una zona cerca de san juan bautista.curriÓ en las calles (nombre en inglÉs) se trata de una pancarta para concientizar sobre el antisemitismo ante lo ocurrido en california. la dueÑa de un salÓn de belleza en oakland dice estar desesperada luego que un par de ladrones le robaran miles de pertenencias, algunos de los artÍculos robados no podrÍan ser remplazados. >>> ocurriÓ en cuestiÓn de segundos, cÁmaras de vigilancia captaron el momento en que las ganancias de todo un aÑo fueron robadas, el video parece mostrar a una persona salir de una camioneta, roba dos bolsas del asiento trasero en las que habÍa 40 mil dÓlares y otros artÍculos. franklin es la dueÑa dice que iba a depositar el dinero cuando se detuvo en el starbucks de (nombre en inglÉs) a desopisar el dinero y fue robado. en el momento se ve el momento en que (nombre en inglÉs) supo del robo y colapsa. los ladrones huyeron con la cantidad de todo un aÑo, estaba ahorrando. tambiÉn se llevaron miles de dÓlares en cabello y otros artÍculos que no pueden ser remplaza

of san juan boulevard is closed to traffic indefinitely.o paint a picture of the damage left behind, take a look at this map from the california geological survey. it shows a number of's -- it shows the number of landslides this month and since december 30 , there has not -- there has been --. there is a large majority in the bay area and in santa cruz mountains. moving on now, one of the landslides is in the east bay. niles canyon road remains closed in both directions. it was shut down yesterday morning and there is no estimated time for reopening. reminder that we have been posting all of this information on road closures, outages and other alerts on our website. the front page has a list of live updates. still ahead tonight on abc 7 news at 11:00, a trip to the supermarket turned upside down. the local smash and grab while the woman was still sitting in her car. and learning lessons after this viral video on san francisco. a solution for local meters and the apology many have been waiting for we are counting down until monday night. a b

it was centered a few miles south of san juan batista in san benito county. east of watsonville. so far, no reports of damage or injuries. >>> the recent mudslides have been a headache for commuters and 80 for homeowners. the threat does not necessarily and when the rain stops. >> some of the deeper, larger landslides , where it takes longer time for seep down whs,hs for ngers to pasp the landslides we have seen this month alone. most of the bay area is in dark blue. that means lots of reported activity. landslides are to blame for canceling train service until next week. commuters who use the ace trying to get from the central valley to silicon valley will have to find another way to get to work. landslides in miles canyon forced trains to turn back two days in a row. the first stranded more than 200 passengers for several hours on tuesday. yesterday, it happened again. three people ended up with minor injuries because of how abruptly the train stopped. >> a dui suspect is in the hospital after driving off a hillside in san francisco. they tried to make it traffic stop on the su

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allison and beauty al jazeera along the san juan river. ah, this is al jazeera, these, your top stories. ukraine has received a major boost from its western allies. germany says it will provide 14 of his slap, a to battle tanks for defense against russia, and the u. s has announced its sending 31 abrams combat vehicles. the kremlin has dismissed the plan as absurd spokesman dmitri pet. gov said kim's allies were over estimating the benefits of sending tanks. he says the vehicles will burn like others have before the european court of human rights says it will hear a case against russia. the downing of the flight made 17, all 298 people on the malaysian airline aircraft were killed when it was shot down by russian made missile in 2014 politicians and peru have moved to impeach the president in upper loyalty. she's been under pressure falling weeks, a valid demonstrations calling for resignation and new elections. the motion was signed by 20 members of congress and must be approved by 52 votes before it can be debated. the social media john

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sorprendidos al ver que un deslizamiento de tierra suerte casi se lleva dos viviendas en el boulevard san juanlares no solo las casas por completo para mitigar las penas compañeros de la información mucho destrucción de negocios cerrados del restaurante sufre tanto como otros pero está fuera de lugar las medidas contando reparación en hacer de $20,000 o más los negocios no solo sufrieron por los destrozos sino también por la tormenta pero ahora quienes estuvieron afectado por esto pueden aplicar por un pleno financiero del gobierno la oficina de recuperación de residencia está ofreciendo préstamos federales a bajos intereses para dueños de hogar organizaciones privadas sin fines de lucro dueños de negocios y también inquilinos nos pueden ser de hasta 2 millones de dólares la tasa de interés varía pero no será mayor a un 33% y tendrá 30 años para pagarlo si necesita fondos adicionales para recuperar para prepararlo reemplazar la casa o parte del negocio entre otras cosas puede utilizar foros adicionales en el fin de recuperarse esta préstamos por ahora está disponible para el negocio que estén

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. >> in belmont, another home among san juan boulevard has been red tagged effort -- after a mudslide. a second nearby hillside off ballston avenue is also sliding, and public works officials are monitoring that area, conducting geotechnical assessments. they are keeping san juan boulevard closed for two more weeks. >> amidst the rain, warnings from a local apartment watchdog group. the group is inviting people to stay out of the bay. -- advising people to stay out of the bay. >> it is become a usual site, overrun storm drains and falling rain. but after two weeks of nearly nonstop wet weather, the question is where is all of that water going? for the most part it is faces like this. the mud water treatment plant in oakland, where according to spokesperson andrea polk, roughly 50 millions -- 50 million gallons of water are treated daily. but during storms it is a lot more. >> it was something like 650 million gallons, 13 times more than we were able to treat in one day. >> steps of the wastewater treatment process. from here, the water flows into an underground pipe, where it is safel

. >> glenn morgan has lived on san juan boulevard for decades. the recent rainstorm and mudslide has him checking up on the protection he has billed for his home. >> the power of water is amazing. seeing that house slipping up there, is daunting. >> reporter: one of the major steps he took a long time ago, was putting up these walls and his backyard. >> these posts are still holding, after 25 or 30 years . >> reporter: as the ground starts to dry, you can see conditions returning to normal, including this creek flowing at low levels again. >> yeah. it came up to where you see over the top of that drain. >> reporter: things are still very wet in the low ground. the city of belmont says it is doing all it can to reduce the impact of the mudslide. at least three homes have been red tagged. >> we have been prepared to the best of our ability, but it's hard to know exactly what will be the outcome. >> reporter: experts like dr. laura sullivan green at san jose state sangntiorece movemen near your home is key, no matter where you are in the bay area. >